> That's simple, we never actually observer the black hole or it's event horizon.
That's not what I said. Let me try again. In order for a black hole to grow matter must cross the event horizon. However, it takes forever for matter to cross the horizon so all black holes must infinitesmally small (though some might be surrounded by millions of suns worth of matter that has almost crossed the horizon).
A version of the atomic fountain technique should work for samples of a few thousand anti-hydrogen atoms. Cool them in the center of your chamber, release them, and watch for the burst of gamma rays as they hit the bottom of the chamber (or the top if matter and antimatter repel).
If you can't cool them that much send a low-energy beam of them down a long horizontal tube and measure the droop.
...but uses source code and libraries that can operate on other platforms,
Read that again. Source code.
Also from the article:
The original propagation vector of IncognitoRAT is a Windows executable, but apparently it was created using the tool JarToExe, which includes, among other features, the ability to convert.jar files into.exe files,...
In other words, it may be source compatible with Linux but there is no Linux binary in the wild. The jar files might run on Linux but the key component needed to download and install it is a Windows binary.
The court wants to see the documents as delivered by Apache, not copies that Oracle's lawyers claim to have found on some Web site. Oracle also wants to see private communications between Apache and IBM. This is all very routine and reasonable in the circumstance. Apache will be compensated for their expenses and they can ask the judge to seal anything that they don't want in the public record.
Therefore, as you fall into a black hole, you will actually reach the event horizon in a finite amount of time (by your own watch), but a stationary observer from Earth watching you, will see everything slow down exponentially as you get closer to the event horizon. It slows down so much that they never actually see you hit the event horizon--it takes an infinite amount of Earth time for something to hit the event horizon.
Which leads to the question "How can a black hole ever be observed to come into existence?"
...to having Walter Cronkite feed me the official truth. The loonies were always there and were not convinced by the media consensus: they just had no way to get their message out. Unfortunately, the same applied to some not-so-loonies.
If you're close enough to see a flashing LED you're close enough to see the wreckage. The ping is audible (with the right equipment) through thousands of feet of muddy water. Sound travels farther than light in the ocean.
ISPs that convert to 100% Dual-Stack Lite will be able to sell off most of their IPv4 addresses (though if they are among the last to convert they won't get much if anything for them).
Allowing addresses to be freely transferred (as freely as they can be within the constraints of routing, which isn't very) will permit the remaining addresses to be efficiently used. Far from encouraging hoarding, permitting them to be sold will encourage companies to transfer unneeded ones to someone who will use them.
If IPv4 addresses become a significant expense ISPs will be motivated to minimize their need for them. DS Lite is the best way to do that.
It's entirely subjective. If people believe that they are getting a "superior experience" then they are. If you like it watch it. If you don't like it don't watch it. If many people like it there will be more of it. If not, then not.
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And the experiment should be duplicated there.
1.61lb is considerably less than a yottagram. Cavendish Experiment
> That's simple, we never actually observer the black hole or it's event horizon.
That's not what I said. Let me try again. In order for a black hole to grow matter must cross the event horizon. However, it takes forever for matter to cross the horizon so all black holes must infinitesmally small (though some might be surrounded by millions of suns worth of matter that has almost crossed the horizon).
A version of the atomic fountain technique should work for samples of a few thousand anti-hydrogen atoms. Cool them in the center of your chamber, release them, and watch for the burst of gamma rays as they hit the bottom of the chamber (or the top if matter and antimatter repel).
If you can't cool them that much send a low-energy beam of them down a long horizontal tube and measure the droop.
Read that again. Source code.
Also from the article:
In other words, it may be source compatible with Linux but there is no Linux binary in the wild. The jar files might run on Linux but the key component needed to download and install it is a Windows binary.
Read the article.
Because apt is GPL.
The court wants to see the documents as delivered by Apache, not copies that Oracle's lawyers claim to have found on some Web site. Oracle also wants to see private communications between Apache and IBM. This is all very routine and reasonable in the circumstance. Apache will be compensated for their expenses and they can ask the judge to seal anything that they don't want in the public record.
Which leads to the question "How can a black hole ever be observed to come into existence?"
...to having Walter Cronkite feed me the official truth. The loonies were always there and were not convinced by the media consensus: they just had no way to get their message out. Unfortunately, the same applied to some not-so-loonies.
If you're close enough to see a flashing LED you're close enough to see the wreckage. The ping is audible (with the right equipment) through thousands of feet of muddy water. Sound travels farther than light in the ocean.
With more than a little of help from the Americans at WHOI .
They fall over when they get more than about 2' high, though.
Also, the parrot chews on them.
As we don't know what it is that he is doing we don't know that the machine he has is not adequate for it.
Good.
So North America is *weeks* behind Europe? WEEKS!!??!?! That is soooo shameful.
There is a plugin for Firefox.
Yeah. Can't you guys just buy a can of white spray paint?
> Hasn't anyone learned anything from the great firewall of
> China?
Yes. Governments have learned that it works. Censorship need not be perfect to be effective.
ISPs that convert to 100% Dual-Stack Lite will be able to sell off most of their IPv4 addresses (though if they are among the last to convert they won't get much if anything for them).
Allowing addresses to be freely transferred (as freely as they can be within the constraints of routing, which isn't very) will permit the remaining addresses to be efficiently used. Far from encouraging hoarding, permitting them to be sold will encourage companies to transfer unneeded ones to someone who will use them.
If IPv4 addresses become a significant expense ISPs will be motivated to minimize their need for them. DS Lite is the best way to do that.
Only very large blocks will be traded. This won't have much effect on either the routing tables or the shortage.
It's entirely subjective. If people believe that they are getting a "superior experience" then they are. If you like it watch it. If you don't like it don't watch it. If many people like it there will be more of it. If not, then not.
> WRT the Higgs, it hasn't been detected yet either.
As I understand it, ruling out the Higgs would be new physics.
Here is a toot from the US Federal Government train.
No need for such gyrations. If they think they can make more money by raising prices they can just raise their prices.